Sentence examples for formerly unknown from inspiring English sources

We are not only bringing new literature, or formerly unknown literature, to the world, but also to Asia itself.

His thesis, The Development of Metaphysics in Persia, revealed some aspects of Islamic mysticism formerly unknown in Europe.

In this paper, we will determine all of the minimum k-GC graphs for an infinite set of special (n,k) pairs that were formerly unknown.

"Young people are identifying and exploring formerly unknown, or at least unlabeled, frontiers of sexuality and gender," Grigoriadis wrote in her Minaj profile.

This created the sense that Rihanna, finally expending effort in the studio, was locked in a profound creative struggle formerly unknown to her.

It has helped propel the formerly unknown state senator to the head of a crowded field vying for the Republican nomination for a US Senate seat this November.

As for the proliferation of hollow-earth fiction from the 1870s on, it can be chalked up to the fact that writers needed "somewhere to set improbable romances now that formerly remote, unknown corners of the earth were becoming less believable as settings the more they were explored".

The high unemployment rate (formerly an unknown social phenomenon, but now officially recognised), which resulted from the economic reforms, is making people feel more insecure.

At the National Library in Naples, in the grandeur of the Palazzo Reale, new interest apparently is being taken in creating public displays for its formerly stored and largely unknown collection of early Hebrew manuscripts and incunabula, possibly the largest in Italy.

Letters were sent from the union's base in Morges, Switzerland, to naturalists, asking them to to assess the status of different species of animal and to grade them into one of five categories: very rare and getting rarer; less rare but threatened; stable; unknown; and formerly rare but now no longer in danger.In due course particulars about many species arrived in Morges.

The assigned sequence, a protein with unknown function formerly named TMEM195, belongs to the family of fatty acid hydroxylases, a protein class of hydroxylases and desaturases which contain a di-iron centre for catalysis and are extremely labile towards purification protocols.